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SOLDIERS TO THE RESCUE.
GRAND ARMY MEN WILL sUPPORz
WARNER MILLER FOE SENATOR.

A Comm,ssee Appo,.sea % &c - Albany ana
Urge kis Eiec,sen-They say he hss nesn
siaadsrsA and They will ssssa ~ hss'
After q conference Of Grand Army men
held In the German Masonic Temple last nfghs
in the interest OF the order had adjourned.
Comrades VIM. McIntee and J. W. Jacobus
organized . veterans meeting and proceeded
to work up as big a boom for Warner
Miller as the circumstances would permit
There we're about ninety comrades present. all
OF whom held some sort OF Office in their posts.
Comrade McIntoe took the Chair and ordered
an editorial from the Oswego Blade to be read
which attacked Milsr's record a. soldier. say.
Ing that he was Sergeant In the commissary
department. and having been captured earlytn
tho war and thereafter parolied he seduiousiy
RETAINED from appsaring ss enssmpmsntss Ss
sd.oFiai also aecased Miller q hayIns l tried to
.,Comrade Mcintee said that since, Senator
northern New YORK post this article musl be .
slander and since the article had been Slrcn.
q MI The Inc
Grand Army men to rise un aud Kick tho man
IN whose Sshs the article was sscnH,sd
tions. whinn we're unanimously adopted:
sss %srs' .n :s.sS. s" Il.
Whcreds There have been vile aud ennderOus attacks
made eomrad., and spread broadcast through the
posts Of tho 1rsnd Army Of The Republic OF ths StaA,
the evident of which Ia to affect the result In the
selection OF Untod states senator against the ycteran
an which attacks are unworthy manhood and dscsncy:
therefore
kssoired That recognizing IN the Roa. Warner Mi,er
sns sns % wH Il .. 2. ss
desire o ace Ourselves ON record In dsnrecsne aud
made on ons Of our mem9e ship. Be y Also
Res0tr. That Of these resolutions bo fOrwArd
cd TO Corsde Warner Miller as an evidence Of our fra
terny, and that committee OF ten be appointed ~
this meeting whose duty Il shall be TO 20 to Albany aud
In connection with veterans from section OF our
State who are invited to unite and IN every henosa6s
way urge uiOn the Legislature OF the Snte that tho
sptrt And letter OF the laws which rive prefertnee in
appointment TO pubic office to tho honorably discharged
soldiers and .nors Of the late Wnr may be carried out
BY the selection nf Cenarads Miller for United States
Senator to succeed himself.
The committee named were more in number
than the resolutions called for. and were as
iSi'gws: William MSHInnaee; 4 JoseGh III ". Kay. J.
Dennis sullivan, Frank N. Clark Charles
Beatty. Charles J. Drew. James Farmer, Jacob
Shredder. James r O'Rlerne. George h. Bald
win. F. b. Odell. II. =. Heilfertz and James 8.
White. They nereed to meet in Albany on
Wednesday morning. and stay as long as nee.
0BSAry.
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nExsx a. NORRIS NOT A RUxAWAH.
Ne % Careless asa Oversausuise. Bat Ne %
Not q CrimlaaI.


Ne % Careless ssa Oversaneuises b1s hs %
Not . Criaisai
The failure Of the New York Textile Filter
Company and It's Treasurer. Henry A. Morris.
was caused by an attempt OF the company to
carry on business on an insufficient eavitst
Morris Is not a deiaulter. and he has not gone
to Canada with $4,000.
III he appeared on the streets" said ffiend
Of his yesterday. "somo Of his creditors would
have him arrested on the ground OF non.resi-
denoe. He IL living In New Jersey. and to DO
confined IN Ludlow street jail now would kill
him. as he 10 suffering from nervous prostra-
tion. There is no taint OF fraud In his trans
actions; he has been merely careless and over.
started Tits aiisr companS. but 10 thonsht hs
cav. great future In It. and got his friends TO
%ss s ssd
II he did we'll to-day. he thought he would 90
Es NOR he would give to oil his
A the Office 81 The fiiter company y wnss
had never been any safe and nothing to nut in
1t had there boen ono.
had Morris arrested about three weeks ago,
said MS,rs % haS nSme tS them fsom reHE
s.s sss..ssd s ai%s I Iisi the money: md ~ said
other note of another man. told
canitRl Of e25 600 and income OF IS. 600. as no
told us he had and threatened to arrest him II
he didn pay. He didn't. and so he was ar.
rested. hone he has run away: II he has. We
shall get our money from tho Sherlh, who @ iias
His debts amount to about s2O.0Ol."
Other crsditors OF Norris are John B. Over:
ton. ITO Front street. who had him arrested
Wildo's sons quit. and "opens. Smith 4 Wie-
mann Of 269 Washington street. The former
The sun., 1887-01-09

He Finds Fsnlt with Nicholr~'s sssi~n ~
Fcncsas sud Hn~ts T-si -.

He Finds Fsnle with Nirholr~'s ssssen ~T
Fcacsae sud Waats 10 T-si II.
Regis Senac, the swordsman. finds fault
with IN article entitled Fencing and tho New
Fork Fencsrs." published in the january num-
Der OF the Century. and which EXPRESSES tho
views OF Capt Nicholas OF tho Fencing Club
The following chailenget TO Cnpt. NICHOLAS winds
the undersigned Regis SehAc. hereby declare that
the nrcis in tne Century OF tne ahnvsnrn,io; el date
being der02atnry to the system "f fe!icnH founded
sud md ~ tile be.t and most copctn, scnns IN
the entire civilized wOr snd taixut by c'aim
the right 10 chscnge and do hereby challenge. Cart
Nicholas OF the Fecrrs Club Ut New York. to fence wish
tfoii sword. or any arm he may na,ne) in pubic In
the rc~enro ~ tito press and our Respective schOinrs to
determine which 10 the bes stem cf fencing nId no
the best exponent Of the urt rs well for phr.cai rx-r
cae for personal defence. let IL e n tile Language OF
the t.tn,y - sick or an umbrella ne stakes TO hc
to bets gnte money ic he remit the amount Of fhs
stukus the benefit nf the riari-s IT New
York sUuld tile fortune OF aud the supe iOrty Of
his system make him tho winner.
REGrS rNAC. Champion "f flie Two AIlericRs.
COSMOPOLITAN ilOrkL IAN BRoApwAr.
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4 GIRL LED TO RUIN.
serlous Chnrge AeAins, Leading ChurC
Member OF Su,irnra. Cnn".

Ser1ous ChnrRs AGAins, ~ Leading Chnrch
Member OF 4u,irnra. Cnn~.
New HAVEN, Jan. S-J,hn s. Stnrr, first
selectman o! Guilford. n ieading church nom.
ber and society man. has bcen made defendant
in an action for bas.ardy begun by Fannie L
Benton. and the trial began there to-day.
Hiss Benton is a pretty girl Of 18. whose father
Charles L. Benton. has been an invalid for
years. She worked In n button factory. and on
Sundays attended tho ch hnrch uf which John s.
Starr was a member. Hare hs first SAW her
pretty faca. On March lS. 1885. he took her to
walk. aud led her to n secluded spot OF Long,
hill. There by promises and ,hrrnts. sho says
child was born to her. which died on Dec. II.
Miss Benton lay at deuth's iioor for a long
time. and 1t was then that she tod the name OF
her chiid's father.
When the case wac opened bsforo Justice
psared without counsel. ami mn n1journ mrnt
to Jan. II was allowed MIN. He is married.
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MaNHIsGS JEWELkY VANISHING.
1Hn Gets hts Chus Arresied and 10 Lssktag
Gor u a. 1rsinb:e Stranger.

$50 Afete ots Nhhe Arresteo auu - AsOoks08
ror y a. 1rssnb:e s,rasger.
John ]. Manning. m inventor. and Israel T.
Ohsr. salesman for a Kentucky whskey housc. have
known each other for several montha Manning sops
at tho Hotel Lafayette. Broadway and Forty.second
rtreet. and Ober mas in the Gelney House. On
Wednesday night Manning and Ober to the
town. Ia the barroom OF the Hotel Lafayette stranger
got into quarrel with manning ana pulled revolver.
NnnhtnR drew knife knd in eelfdtfence. II 10 said.
s!ashed the hand In which the stranger held the revolt
The stranger put ny Ills pistol aud walked
Ober says lie took Manning 10 his ROOM No 10, AID
after PATRICK Boirer one Of tho waiters had brought
them up drinks Manning went l,ed Ths
next day. Thursday Manning uid Detective Price that
Ob-r had stolen his $3.50 dinHont stud.
TAt night there WAS row IN front ~ the Hotel La
fayet;c uiu Manning went to wat the trouble
WAS. He apped on tte ice and fell A charitable
stranger zane Atpsg. nut Manning Oh his feet, and
walked on will his S2J0r0h watch aEd chain.
Sun Market Manning told Justice Murray mat lie was
awakened on ursiay morning bv noise in his
and saw ohrr sxsnniaing hi. srnrt in which the
sltnmond stud. When lie awoge ngain ober and the
etua had dfsnp cared.
ohsr dsnitd thar he had stolen anything from Man.
ming and told Justice Murray that while Manning niRit
have lost stnd while drunk there WAS evidence to
.how that he hsd taken it. Ths Justice held lri,n In
81 OO bail and George IL Allen. merchant of Al West
ffty.six tn street, gave the bxil
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Ths Big Coal Pool.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Sat to-dnys hearing
in equity suit OF the State against the coal combna
ton and trunk line poel John H. Jones' stAstican Of the
anthracite coal combination. was examined When
asked what the maximum ysHrly capacity Of the
entire anthracite region the replied that In s
opinion Il Is about tons IL everybody worked
90 their full capacity The app0ronIpents for 1855
Mr.. Jones gave as follows.
Reading i2o43. 900 tons; Lshigh Valley COTS go;
Delaware Isckawann. and Western. e7s. $40; Dei..
York, Lake Erie and westsrn. 485,0O2
the new year ending with March, 1887 Mr. Jones ss,d
he wss told by hr. Harrs that tho Penn nsylvana Rail-
rsad would not accept . percsntsRe sIiorusnt. but
woad accept tonnage allotment. which was allowed
the amount being 500 100 tons The sllotmens q the
other companies were: ~
ware, Lackaw anna and Western. 6.20t go; Delaware
anA nudson. a5as. 500; PsnnsylvanA Coal. 1o2O.OOo
New York, Lake Ehs and Western, S5l .0O0
The sun., 1887-01-09

TIE Money Aasse~ Perry CsnccaSed Under
onv-rlids and Mnisresse..

TIE Money Ms.e- Perry CsnceaI.d Unaer
cnv-rlids nnd MUtsresse..
PH1tADELfHIA. Jan. S.-No. 1,O25 Locust
atreet. where Joseph Perry. the old miser. and
his cousin Richard Price were found frozen to
d"ath yesterday. is In the midst OF q number OF
thieves resorts. Thore is not n thief In town
who Is not kicking himself tonight The
search OF tho old house begnn to-day and was
conducted by Clerk Dounl Of tho Coroncr's Of
flee. several relatives OF the doad men.
and LAWYER. Tho searching party
went at once to small front bedroom on the
second floor. In tho room wero two beda. one
OF which was tidy and the other hnd evidently
lcen occupied by this eccentric old mum, Perry.
An examination WIS made OF the bed which
had lesn used. .Uron the mattress WIS iound
several silver dollars. A feather bed was re-
ihs SIX ons ~ ss s FL:
hand struck a bag tied 10 tho footbonrd OF the
niscss and $40 In s5 pieces were disciossd.
Then anothrr bag was ionnd son'n1inins 1.ai s5op
pnr.r e a corner on me lloar: He Iound With
In i $40 ia Eoid us.icr the bed % was d dsSnv. s;.
srs nasnad an " sn h"s sry s a
vealed. On the floor beneath tho led was
found ,si37 in currency. III crevic.s. in boxes.
were found s03i7 IN silver and pen nies.
Strong pnsrsboard boxes, carefully tied with
% nannrs. SIS som. % OF wnicn have % not been recorded.
Bnnis, murtsngea. notes. deeds. deeds for
grounl rent. insurance policies. and bank
looks. worth mnny thousands OF dollars. wero
found. AT 7. NJ. tho dlngy Itttie room WA
dark and the men Abandoned further search
until Monday morning. Meanwhile the house
il carefully guarded.
Tho Inventory ri tho rsnl estate and personal
effects discovered amounts now to- 100000.
sono Of tho most valuable ussets discovered
are:
Cash. 81 i57; mortgages. $50 ss; aground reutvaiusd
At SIpsJ bringlg annusi incoA- of $50; spotl,or
ground rent valued at 81 :5t annun! ground for
2F7 Emerald .,rrrt. SIS for ss7 Huntingdun .rref.
s's; fo 1895 Mountain, street x45; far a26l Jasper
street. S%a teed ior resi- ~snte NJ Tenth md Locust
streets. sLn0: dc.I . from Ci,sr.cs N Iukrn.
frym k.zs Evans s,, r"r nor,nsa:! L. corner OF
I" samuel Price for 81. 2i: bank rre''ia nv books
nd hcaes Uf 'rprsi Wr-tsrn SartDvs Fnnd FIST:
PHILADELPHIA National Hank " S4: tho Fi,itS. ~;
Philnirphis Saving. Fund. salO; Providont Lire and
Trust Coinpsny. sS.5O
Mr.. Hepburn is conlLcnt that $50. 600 moro
will be found teforo tho search In ended. No
will has been fnund. and 1t is very doubtful IL
one EXISTS. Drs. Fnrmad and Stewnrt made q
nos,-mnrtem cTaminntion to-day. They found
that hoth m"n had been affected by alcoholism.
aud thut death WIS caused by freezing.
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siight occrre las, ming the residence Of
E. r. Weston IA ogden venue.
money uaiawiaIy c1acISd Of thea, Tor I,censes
The Rev; pr Robm.,n bsvin. at the Madison Avenue
-Thc Cfesnou."
The LED ss ~ ..: Jn" az, and Tysr O.
Higgins Tor $40 wa. recorded yesterday.
AT the meeting of The trustees OF the Ne,rcpolitsa
mnscu,n on SUNDAY Was ret considered.
s,s N a,t 20 y, ~, .rsss .css y y.
insured.
!osrpi's Il".rta which .iil be devoted exclusively 70
OF creed or nslionainy.
The New York Press Club viii, give this winter .
s%asns S.5ss,ys T%s hrs' of 'is viii lax.
s EsS b. ". Syts Ss ss s G1ss BE-
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them.
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hue has xrnntsd an shsute divorce ~ Ellen Bennet
5aa H,s f'""s' anu to Charles C. Butler f''"
ns ., - w:; sy
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sha he %sa Of nsa a" autopsy showed
stone ayny % Srn SrT% 70, ~ so s.ecsn Of
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sgsinst hin ths morning. despite ths Disastrous COMA
quenccs 10 his cherished extra Sunday morDins nsp.
,::n.h kHs,smsly .,Ier nave elected t.ss isr
men Jsmss ps.y fs;rios Burns 5Shn KsInss. Knss
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The sun., 1887-01-09

New HAVEN. Jan. 7.-The catalogue OF Yale
College for iss6-s7 10 Just out II 10 Aoubls ts usaai
siss and contains 2is pages Of reading ssts The old
yellow has been laid aside for oas Of Grssnsh
ssay and the sttsrius "cAtaosus Of Yss UnIversty.
iss6s7" 10 In blue ink. 10 sso the college seal. All
the dsrsrtmsnts show an increased attendance The
total number Of students 10 ,iSt to 07e last ye.r
The Phi Beta Ksppa lecture course Y unnenay inter
,6y rys'snt Dwshi on Mn, Yale stsd.n. 70 shSS!d So
grsssiona Rcsn alton Of RaroAds;" the third W Prot
Wheeler, on The ci.y Goye,nmsns Of london;a the
TIE southern stae:" Senators Mawisy and Allison Will
The sennt annual examinations wsre TOO severe tor
eleven students In the several cssses OF the academic
college trying be rsisstsd but YET has mst
with even u shadow Of hope
The sun., 1887-01-09
ToboggRniug.

Tob6geans were at q premium yesterday at
the Polo grounds and steady stream OF them whlxed
down the slides all day long Persons may be mid
riding down tho slide for the rst time but after
se tho becomes Hreat that the height OF
ambition Ia TO sie down often possible young
lady thus described her experience yesterday:
IL came look on. but carried along BY the
crowd the top OF the ade before Knew II was on
. toboygan and had The nrst sensation that
yoa wOai,d all worth get Of Then the
blood rusrs through your veins. mud sou nj once want
try u uean."
At u,s Wsshinxton PARK slide yesterday not onethird
of the spectators could he supplied There may he to-
bogsnHing there Sundays There h much tulk
Of puitiax up another side on tue Pol" srounda
tho demand for iobogghns that II Ia imposs
bic for the aakers them fsst enough meet
the lel nd
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R1cHxOND ols,r NEE zHs MINUTES.
Ne Knsyvs AerssAy want Witnesses Aeeuss
HIN 81 Brlbe 0ivisg.

ne H.sv~s Asrs.Ay want wMassses Accuse
Hin - B~ibe Giving.
Recorder Smyth handed down his decision
yesterday denying the motion OF James A.
Richmond. ex- President OF the broadway Bur-
face Railroad. for permission to inspect the
minutes OF the Grand Jury which indicted
him and Sharr for bribery. Tho decision says:
Tho defendant is fully informed OF the ma
ture OF the charge which ho Ia called upon to
meet ana Of the facts upon which the people
rely to sustain II. The names Of witnesses
upon whose testimony the indictment was
found arc endorsed thereon. 1t 10 male to
appear by afidnvfts herein. IN orpositioa to
tho motion. that intimate personal buaiNess
and professional relations exist betweeu Rich
mond and Sharp and nearly all Of tbs pgrsous
whose names are endorsed upon the indtct-
msnt. and that the granting By the Board of
to the railway snmoS,iy Of wIich ,Risnnand
was the Presiannt was tho snhject oi the public
@ s,ss or ns e. tho scSnt9
not nll. OF the RersoDs wtsose names appear
npon the Indictment were examined. and that
Wse wsre %'en s ersy fOaS "a
@ panY S of witch d"snd"nt was rresidenI IS me ''"
Al, may be reasonably assumed. therefore.
isns .a s % s s a. /. the ssap r.
Ing 1t from the persnns who were oxami ined be.
fore the .drnnd Jury. II he has not alr"ndy done
so. and by consulting the minutes OF tho Sen-
ME Committee. which can nnsiiy I've oOtalned.
IL he can. without rssortnE to the Court to aid
him IN obtaining tho Information hs seeks by
the application, he must do go before ho ca
invoke tho MD Of tho Court. But whether tho
defendant can or cannot obtain the In lormA-
tion he desires from the witness II med in tho
Indictment voluntarily. know oiino authority,
statutory or ttterwise. nor hns my b,eu cited
bv tho drfendant's COUNSEL authorizing the
Court to compel the District Attorney to exhibit
81 the penrle's Witnesses or tho minutes of the
Grand Jury. for any purnose other than To
enable him to movB to Set aside the ndictnient.
for the REASONS rermlttrh hy the statute au-
thorizing the granting oi such relief. Aud DO.
fore he IL entitled IT, such relief hs must pre-
aent fncts establishing his rieht thcrN,o. and
this he has falie,l TO do upon this npulicnttnn."
Lawyer 8. w. Fu lnrtnn Of counsel for Rich
mond said iknt two things could be done In
case Of dissatisfaction with the decision. An
Rppeni cou d bs taken, or tho motion could bs
renewed on additional affidavit. 1t Was too
soon. hawcver. TO say what would be done.
District Attorney MARITIME snii yesterday that
he would move tho trial OF some prominent In.
dcted persons on Monday. HO Leciiped 10 say
IN wlnt cnses. but II Is generally understood
that he means Mauric~ Bcanott Flynn and
James Rolln Marble Squire. who were indicted
for making u corrupt agreement to run the
Department OF Public Works.
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PROCEEDINGS or c0NsRssa
The Naval Rsorxaniss,ss~ nm laseussea .
she House.

The Naval Reorsanisstssn nm discussed ls
she House.
WARRINGTON, Jan. IA bill wns reported
In the House to-day to increase the appropria-
uon for the public building in Brooklyn.
Tho House went into Committee OF the Whole
for the consideration OF bills reported from the
Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds.
Tho iirst bill called ND was that appropriatinR
100000 for the purchase Of . site and the
erection OF public building at Charleston. and
authorizing the sale Of the present Post Ofioe
building In that city.
Mr.. Hepburn Rep. Iowa) moved to reduce
the appropriation to $500 900. Lost
On . motion By Mr.. d bble tDem.. 9. Ct to
limit debate. Mr.. Hepburn raised the point OF
no quorum. In nm unsuccessful attempt to se-
cure Quorum the com niittee rose and the bill
Tho House then went into Committee OF the
Whole on the bill consol dating certain bureaus
Of the haSy hayy nPsenart%%sns Ps,ra %sn .,,,,,
the bill a. .mbodytnR system OF good bust:
ness principics. clearness In, accounts. and
Il were less Of a practical than NJ OF i psrsonSl al
traiion wasen,itied to shs credit icr the msasare
aud he quoted tnotwit tandinR Mr.. BOutsiie's
eide wanted any credit for its from Secretary
Chan dfer's recon inendation for the consolida-
Mr.. Thomas lien. Ill.l advocated the meas.
present wastefui extravnRHnce of tho hureau
but he. wishel to dlsabuse tho minds Of mem.
hers Of the honse OF the fdea that 1t was a
Mr. Lord iDcm.. Del, was no. IL sympathy
with ths % provisions ' Of the blu. Tno mr. nresent M
rected: and were being corrected BY the ssore-
NJ iiseock ns Ss6s fIs.r N. Y, introduced hi. bill
reduc!ng tho duttsa. on raw sugar. providing
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r~..e. Troop. yv,prA o-, =, ...-..-..

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 8.-Advices from Hong
Kong say that tho trouble the frontier Of TOn1un
and China has assumed serious propOrtnns News
hiss been received At Hong Kong from Pakhoi by the
German stesier Signal that large bodies of Chinese
piraass attacked se Frsnoh xsrrison ~ Hskoi. Nov
- and after y three days siege anhihatsd the town
TLsy also attacked Monakios with similar result, Tls
line OF China and TOnqnin Hako 10 AbOuI th,rty miles
snutn Of Mongkio the coast. The French had smsi
Lieut. hsAnhon. nephew Of Marsha. NcMsh". Alter
ren,sined alive. These msde sors, Tut NOT ons OF
than survived
The sun., 1887-01-09

Young Poser Morris Of l6h liam, lton street.
who was arrested on Friday susp.c,m or knowing
romeiug about the sudden death OK Ids wife. dis
charged IN the Essex Market Cou.t Dr. Beeknian Of
the Sew York Dspensary gave ccrti,,rAte that Mira
Msris died nf kidney <sease t0rancr Nur.nt had his
attention called tv the by ctcrk 0f
Abe Boxid nt Heath To- an endorsement oi Dr. Beck
nnns cfrt'hcntr afternoon pnger IN iin,ntrd that
Mira Norris nItiEslcred Dr. A. T. Joyce Of ~ Mall
notified tho Coroners otfcc Dr. Joyc. ears
the Morris family never lived at that number.
The sun., 1887-01-09

One hundred and ten cigarmakers at Ephra.
ia Pa. have struck against reduction OF rs cents
thousa'i hclnw union raten The factories are Idle
The strike Of the $50 gasshowers employed At the
Ell. .nvilir N. grss worka which ha, hcsn in prog
for tour weeks pA IL practically end About
forty OF the haze repuu,rh work the pro.
posed by tho c"p,ny. nId IL IL untersIooh that the
Othera ill take their old places
provided for them. abe Hnwley IA. ginss WORKS
where 1t operatives have also heeu strike, has
Htnrcd u full blast THE men yisidnE to the company
termA
The sun., 1887-01-09
K,nt.u. s,r-...c.r lae..

BAN FRANCISCO. Jan. &-Near midnight last
night crowd OF ear strikers lsfs their hall sad walked
up Mason street. About nftesu minutes later car Of
the sutter street line coming down the hill As
reached Mason street the strikers with sticks and
stones attacked the conductor. the gripmsn and the
pAsssngsys on the danny one ot the pssasnxss 70
csivsd heavy blow the heAd with An tr0n bar cut
ting desp Ranh IN the scap. which bied prtfusely
tue conductor on iho rear pauorm wAs
stone. THIS griNnan was also struck and severely
bruised. Tho attack was quickly made Shet NO Or.
rests could DO made
The sun., 1887-01-09
An A..,gnnea, Mr. Carrier D,a M. .,o,n In.

An Assign meat Mr.. Carer Dd Nos .Jola In.
The Grovosteen 4 Fuller Piano Company OF
made assignment v, erday to Henry II Tobey. Its
estimated liabilities Sii7a ami the nominal assets
are ss8soo The company was Incorporated year ago.
succeeding Grovest,en FuE-r. Gporer " Ca ter
&C Ccrn! manager. kid yesterday tat he did not kanW
the cause of the assignment According to ha state.
inent the conphny was doing Yood bu>tesR Recently
Mr.. BOYD proposed 10 him tu sell the business. Tie
r-sasrd and was then to that lie was -" incmher Of
the company. lat .nly an employer Yesterday morn
Ing at meeting nf Tho two gentlemen ard " NO0es.
the attorney FOR Mr. Boyd. proposition wns made tn
II Garter to make an as.!xinrnt he r,fuse! point
blank. meeting af the crchtars will be called early
in the coming week to investigate affairs